“Back then and now we are on parallel lines. No matter how hard we try, no matter how much time passes, we never meet.
We were once friends for a brief moment, weren’t we?”
– Cha SiYeong, The scarecrow

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“Back then and now we are on parallel lines. No matter how hard we try, no matter how much time passes, we never meet.
We were once friends for a brief moment, weren’t we?”
– Cha SiYeong, The scarecrow
PARK HAE-SOO as KANG TAE-JU in THE SCARECROW 1.01
“You, me and them, we were all scarecrows. now I’m finally coming to my senses and trying to act like a human.”
“Scarecrows? We are different. We uncovered the truth!”
“Don’t ever think you did the right thing. Because you were the beginning of all this tragedy.”
Oh my god it’s so unusual for the “hero”character to do the whole “you and I are not so different (derogatory)” speech. And for the VILLIAN TO TRY AND DEPSUTIE IT. I’m so shook!!!
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